Shou is a flower, very cute. When she is not transformed into a human, she will swing her seedlings to express her emotions. She is also very beautiful when she transforms into a human. She is the type who looks weak but can actually beat ten. Because she is the last flower demon, everyone in the interstellar loves Huahua.
A beautiful woman can be loved wherever she is not attacked and attacked. The author's writing style is slightly lacking and I feel that the tension is not described in some places, but overall it is still okay.
I stopped reading less than half of the time. It's the kind of martial arts style that was popular a few years ago. This one also has some fantasy elements. It feels like a fusion. Maybe it's because I've watched too many martial arts before, so it feels a bit boring. At present, it seems that I'm not vicious at all. Compared with the real villain who burns, kills, and loots, he's still too kind.
It feels like it's not finished. The ending is an open ending. The rest of the writing is a bit perfunctory, as if I couldn't continue writing and ended it quickly. All monsters will love Shou, but Shou will not stop for any monster. Shou knows exactly what he wants. I like this kind of character. Some of the bloody scenes are described quite specifically.
When I read this book, it was not in the monthly subscription library. I thought it was okay. I read it a few years ago and felt that the author's writing style was not very good at that time. If you like Narcissus, you can read it.
I have a vague feeling that both my current girlfriend and my brother are pretty rubbish, but the main attack was pretty good. Unfortunately, it ended without any love content. It's a bit like that prose style.
Yes, I am very receptive and not controlled by pheromones. I am not with the supporting characters because of the attraction of pheromones. It is good to insist on choosing what you like.
The confused baby is so cute. One second he was saying thank you in a friendly manner, and the next second he changed his tune in order to prevent others from collapsing. Hahaha, the cannon fodder after returning is a bit disgusting, but it's not bad that the cannon fodder lost the role of the protagonist.
Although the profile says that Shou loves money, it doesn't show that. The reason for the breakup was because of her grandmother's illness, and Gong was also very shady. He used tricks to get the baby's ex-husband in, and then took over himself.
Shou has a high IQ and a slightly anti-social personality. He is very charming and I like him. Gong has a bit of a foreign personality, but it is not very obvious. However, I am quite satisfied with Gong doing all the housework. It is too wasteful to have so many tentacles that do not need to do housework. This is a two-way street.